"No Space left on device" for airodump error

[Fisticuffs]

i always get a "fwrite (packet header) failed: No Space left on device" after about 2 hours on airodump or 300,000 IV's which ever come first. i left it running for almost a day and it collected 2+ million IV's but couldn't use the file cuz its corrupt the file would be screwed after about 5 minutes after the error.

im using a wg511t, it doesnt get error when i run airodump on XP for days.


any smart person know how to fix this?

[ghaze]

Where are you writing the file to? Memory?

[doggy]

the fwrite (packet header) failed is due to your memory being to small. if you have bt installed on a harddrive (linux ext 2) then all you have to do is resize the linux ext 2 partition.

[hobbes]

You can also use flash drives, network drives, or whatever storage devices you fancy. Just specify the full path in the airodump-ng command and make sure you have write permssions.

[Fisticuffs]

im using a live cd and it write to it default directory...root folder

if im around i back up the file on my ipod before its screwed

[theprez98]

im using a live cd and it write to it default directory...root folder

if im around i back up the file on my ipod before its screwed

So you're trying to save your data to the live cd?!

[Securityguy]

Are you??? i didn't think that was possible...

[Fisticuffs]

So you're trying to save your data to the live cd?!

lol...ive already said i save my data to my ipod before its permanently corrupt. do everybody a favor and learn how to read :D

[rumburak514]

When you run live CD the data is stored on ramdisk e.g. the RAM memory.
You should save it directly on hd or pendrive.
Suppose you have a pendrive. BT usually connects it to folder /mnt/sda1_removable ( hard disc /mnt/hda1 or /mnt/sda1 )
So when you find where is your stick ( /mnt/...) do after openning the terminal
#cd /mnt/sda1_removable
then
#airodump-ng ....
so the data is stored to the directory on the stick
remember to do the same command before airoscript or aircrack

[theprez98]

lol...ive already said i save my data to my ipod before its permanently corrupt. do everybody a favor and learn how to read :D

Since you're fond of suggestions, I'll make one for you as well. Do everyone a favor and learn to provide as much information as possible, since it wasn't very obvious to me and others what you were doing. In fact, your original post says nothing about trying to save to your ipod (I assume we were supposed to guess this from the amazing amount of information you provided?).

Your second post says
im using a live cd and it write to it default directory...root folder

Notwithstanding the poor English, it seems to indicate you were trying to save to the live cd. Only then did you even mention your ipod (for the first time):
back up the file on my ipod before its screwed
In conclusion, the value of the answers you get is directly proportional to the amount of good information you include in your original post. :D

[Fisticuffs]

When you run live CD the data is stored on ramdisk e.g. the RAM memory.
You should save it directly on hd or pendrive.
Suppose you have a pendrive. BT usually connects it to folder /mnt/sda1_removable ( hard disc /mnt/hda1 or /mnt/sda1 )
So when you find where is your stick ( /mnt/...) do after openning the terminal
#cd /mnt/sda1_removable
then
#airodump-ng ....
so the data is stored to the directory on the stick
remember to do the same command before airoscript or aircrack



its in "system:/media/sda2" for the ipod


ive tried mixing and matching with the command u said for my ipod directory but its not working.

whats the correct command for it to go directly to the ipod or the command for it to go to the hdd?

[Barry]

its in "system:/media/sda2" for the ipod


ive tried mixing and matching with the command u said for my ipod directory but its not working.

whats the correct command for it to go directly to the ipod or the command for it to go to the hdd?

If you cd to the ipod and run the programs, they will save to that directory.

[rumburak514]

That means I would try : cd /media/sda2

[Fisticuffs]

they all say "No such file or directory", ive tried basicly every command there is.


the ipod can also be access from "mnt/sda2_removable/"
this can be written on

the hdd is at "media:/hda1/"
this cant be written on


i even tried adding "-" "--" "$" infront of airodump-ng, does airodump need anything infront?

something like this

cd/media/sda2 airodump-ng --ivs --write 7 --channel 11 ath1
media:/sda2 airodump-ng --ivs --write 7 --channel 11 ath1
mnt/sda2_removable/ airodump-ng --ivs --write 7 --channel 11 ath1

that was just 3, i did 50+ diff commands like these. a whole lot of mixing and matching infront...non of them work.

[Barry]

Try this...

cd /mnt/sda2_removable


Then hit enter. This should get you into that directory. If it doesn't then something isn't right. Once you're in the directory, then run the program. What you are typing is telling the computer to run the program as if it was installed there, which it isn't.

[Fisticuffs]

Try this...

cd /mnt/sda2_removable


Then hit enter. This should get you into that directory. If it doesn't then something isn't right. Once you're in the directory, then run the program. What you are typing is telling the computer to run the program as if it was installed there, which it isn't.



yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

this command work!!!
cd /mnt/sda2_removable

thanks barry and rum

[Barry]

yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

this command work!!!
cd /mnt/sda2_removable

thanks barry and rum

Glad it worked.:D